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"They will still make it to their sentencing because someone had to put up..."

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Bond is set before the incarcerated person has their sentencing date. It is set to insure that if they get out of jail by posting bond, they will still make it to their sentencing because someone had to put up a percentage of the money to get them out. If they run and don`t show up to court, then whoever posted bond is liable to pay the remaining percentage of the bond. If nobody post the bond for them, they will be in jail until ATLEAST the date they get sentenced. On the day they are sentenced, it is no longer possible to post bond. Whatever time the judge says they have to do, they have to do...no questions asked. I hope that answered your question!

"You would have to cough up some percentage of the bond amount..."

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Again, it depends on which part of the country you live in. one thing is certain, that you would have to pay a penalty, no matter where you reside. jumping a bond is a serious offense, and may have to pay a hefty fine for a person whom you bailed out.
it entirely depends upon the charges for which he has been arrested. you would have to cough up some percentage of the bond amount. it could be a 10 percent, or higher. in some countries they arrest you because the bailed guy jumped the bond.

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If you paid the bondsman the money and your son is out of jail then that means he has already paid the bail in full amount; the only way you will be responsible for any money is if your son does not show up for court. If your son does not show for court than the bondsman can sue for the full amount in bail sense he will not be gettin the bail money back.

You can be charged anywhere from 10 % to 15 % on a jail bond.This depends on the type of bail if its high risk and falls under certain laws you will be charged 15 % else its commonly 10 % .You can also find companies that help you pay for the jail bond some have a fee on the price few are also free.Jason White.

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Well i wished they would let my husband go they have had in for more than one month and keep tell him 10 more days he will be deported but still nothing so how long does it take to get his passport and how long after that will they deport him.

Someone said: If that person has a ICE hold, if you post bond on the local case, he or she still not be released from custody. The ICE hold will prevent him from being released.
No matter what type of charges by the state courts or ICE, if you post bond for someone and they fail to appear, you are jeopardizing your home and obligating yourself to pay all costs related to that bond.

Someone said: The eleven people that said this was a helpful answer are wrong. I'm not an attorney but I do know that a cash bond is different than a regular bond. A cash bond has to be paid in full not 10 percent but were wanting to know how long would it take to sit out a 2500 fine. That would be up to the judge. Or they would do it by how much monetary credit the city or county jail would give you per day you sat it out.

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